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This study developed and validated a Teacher Job Stress Scale tailored to the Korean school context and examined its factor structure, reliability, and criterion validity. Preliminary items were generated through written interviews with ten teachers and expert review. Exploratory factor analysis with 234 in-service teachers yielded a five-factor, 19-item structure; confirmatory factor analysis removed one item based on modification indices, resulting in a final 18-item instrument. The modified model showed good fit, ¥ö©÷(125)=206.596, NFI=.932, CFI=.972, TLI=.965, RMSEA=.053 (90% CI .040–.066), and internal consistency was high (Cronbach¡¯s ¥á=.926). Criterion validity was supported by group differences based on the National Stress Scale: higher national stress levels were associated with significantly higher scores on all factors and the total scale (e.g., total job stress F=76.202, p<.001). The scale captures five dimensions—relations with parents, emotional labor, workload, time pressure, and student guidance—thus reflecting the multidimensional nature of teacher stress in Korea and enabling standardized indices for regular screening, risk detection, targeted intervention, and follow-up evaluation at school and district levels.







